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#5438: Why Linguists Left the AI RoomLarge language models grew out of linguistics — so why aren't linguists in the room where they're built? -
#5626: What Multimodal Models Actually Learn From VideoLate fusion, early fusion, and vision laziness — what actually happens when models train on video, audio, and text together. -
#5544: Open Source Wi-Fi Controllers: Why Mixing AP Vendors Is So HardOpenWISP, OpenSOHO, DAWN, TIP OpenWiFi, FreeSDN — six real projects, one shared wall: closed firmware. -
#5431: The Other Half of Hugging Face: Why BERT Still Out-Downloads LlamaEncoder models pull over a billion downloads a month. Decoder models pull 397 million. The AI conversation and the download counter are describing ... -
#5419: The Attention Budget in Your PocketWhy phone dictation runs out of room, and how bounded attention windows buy you punctuation without blowing your memory budget. -
#5404: Gemini Broke Out of Its Sandbox. Sort Of.A Gemini agent reached three real companies during a capture-the-flag test. The containment failure, the seven-week silence, and what "broke out" a... -
#5396: Teaching a Small Model to Stop Spelling Out NumbersYour ASR pipeline is fine until someone dictates "three point two" and gets "three point two" spelled out. Here's how inverse text normalization ac... -
#5256: Ruby Won the AI Benchmark. Is It Dying Anyway?97% of public Ruby repos sat untouched for six months — yet Ruby beat Python in an AI coding benchmark. What's actually declining? -
#5207: Hard Drives Are Having Their Biggest Boom in a DecadeEveryone assumes flash killed the spinning disk. Seagate's 52% margins and sold-out capacity through 2028 say otherwise.